Act 4 Crucible Exam 2024.

Act 4 Crucible Exam 2024.Why has Reverend Hale returned to Salem? He has returned to speak with and pray for those who are in sentenced to hang for witchcraft (Miller 123). - ANSWER He has returned to speak with and pray for those who are in sentenced to hang for witchcraft (Miller 123). What is Reverend Hale advising the condemned to do? - ANSWER He is advising them to confess to witchcraft and return to God, even though he doesn't believe they committed witchcraft. He is simply trying to save them from being hanged (Miller 125). What does Reverend Parris reveal about his niece Abigail? - ANSWER He reveals that she has vanished. She stole money from him and is believed to have gotten on a ship for England with Mercy Lewis (Miler 126). What is the condition of Salem at this point? - ANSWER Salem is in bad condition because so many people are in jail. Cows roam free and people are fighting over who they belong to (Miller 125). Many of the town's people are no longer in favor of all the hangings. There may be a riot (Miler 127). There are orphans wondering from house to house, crops are rotting, and everyone is afraid of being accused of being a witch (Miller 130). Why would there be a riot in Salem if John Proctor and Rebecca Nurse are hanged? - ANSWER People in the town respect John Proctor and Rebecca Nurse. The townspeople do not really believe they are witches, so they may riot against the court if they are hanged (Miller 127) What does Reverend Parris want Danforth to do? - ANSWER He wants him to postpone the hangings of John Proctor and Rebecca Nurse (Miller 127). What does Reverend Hale mean when he says,"there is blood on my head!"? - ANSWER Hale says this on page 131, and he means that he feels guilty for the people he sentenced to hang when he was a part of the court. He feels guilty because he now realizes Abigail is a liar and there are no witches in Salem (Miller 131). Why does Danforth refuse to postpone the hangings? - ANSWER He says that 12 people have already been hanged for witchcraft, so it will make him (Danforth) look bad if he pardons anyone now. AKA—Danforth does not want to admit he was wrong (Miller 129).